Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Spring Concert Held OPPOSITE PACE: LEFT: The child gets dis- cipline as the family gets ready for another television show. MIDDLE: Here they come! the prancing pretties marching proudly as they enter the fieldhouse. RIGHT: Warriorettes show spirit by doing a bicentennial routine, Yankee Doodle. ABOVE: After reciting jokes behind haystacks in mockery of T.V. show Hee Haw, the Warriorettes jump into their scarecrow routine. ABOVE RIGHT: Warriorettes stroll down the floor dressed as the pink panther. RIGHT: The Warriorettes center part of their spring concert on the his- tory of transportation, from horse and buggy to rocketships. 22

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meet I work two hours a day. I be- gan running with Mayor Hatcher ' s Youth Foundation after junior high. During a normal practice, I jog a few laps, do warm-ups and a stretching exercises for about 45 minutes. I follow that up with speed work. YEARBOOK: Do you always feel that it is worth all the time and effort? RHONDA: I do get tired of run- ning, but it will help me to obtain a scholarship. I love any type of sport. ABOVE LEFT: Stretching in an over the hurdle position helps Rhonda ease the strain. FAR LEFT: Jogging is an important part of Rhonda ' s after school routine, which is displayed on West Side ' s track. MIDDLE LEFT: Jogging most of the practice is the daily schedule required from her coach. LEFT: Stretching is an important part of Rhonda ' s practice which helps her develop her muscles. TOP TFIREE: Junior Rhonda Brady, demonstrates form as she leaps over the hurdle. ACTIVITIES 21

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Warriorettes poke fun at American TV Lights, camera, action, the televi- sion media provided the back- ground for the Warriorettes ' 1976 Spring Concert. The pom pon squad did take-offs on the televi- sion programs and commercials in the fieldhouse on May 5, for stu- dents and parents. The concert contained popular television shows such as Swat, and Mickey Mouse. CHS ' ers dressed in pink leotards and tiny pink ears, crept from be- hind large pictures of the legendary character panther which repre- sented the television show Pink Panther. A class of noise, jokes and laugh- ter, signified TV ' s Welcome Back Kotter which was portrayed by a number of CHS Warriorettes at their annual Spring Concert. The concert was one of the War- riorettes last performances of the year, which was one of the reasons the young ladies smiled so proudly at the audience. Accompanied by the song The Way We Were, seniors Jeanette Harris, Kris Klodzen and Kathy Pe- ters presented Miss Payne with a plaque of their gratification from the Class of ' 76. In addition to this, the girls also gave her 24 red and white roses signifying each Warrio- rettes ' appreciation for a job well done. ACTIVITIES 23